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SUMMARY:PGR CommuniTea Series: Getting off to a Good Start with your Writing
DESCRIPTION:Target audience: PGRs

Join Dr Chloe Alexander for an engaging discussion on developing confidence and momentum in your academic writing throughout your PhD journey. Drawing on her own experiences as a postgraduate researcher and the following career path as an Academic Skills Adviser, Chloe will reflect on the challenges and opportunities she encountered during her doctorate and how the skills developed through research and writing have shaped her professional career. The session will explore practical strategies for getting started with writing, overcoming common barriers, and building sustainable writing habits. Whether you are just beginning your PhD or are further along in your research, Chloe will share tips and insights to help you approach writing with greater confidence and purpose.

There will be plenty of opportunities for questions, discussions and networking as part of this session.

The PGR CommuniTea series provides a platform for postgraduate researchers (PGRs) and their supervisors to engage in discussions dedicated to exploring key themes shaping the PGR experience whilst connecting and building the PGR community.

Held in a welcoming atmosphere, each session features an invited speaker who will share their own experiences, followed by the opportunity for attendees to engage in their own conversations, connect with fellow PGRs and supervisors or simply unwind with a cup of tea.

This series is open to all postgraduate researchers regardless of their field or stage in their research journey. Whether you are just starting out or nearing the completion of your degree, you will find valuable insights, social and networking opportunities through these sessions.

In-person Booking: /coursebooking/17515/

Online Booking: /coursebooking/17516/ Visit /students/events-news/events/24668 for further details about this event.
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